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This location is in Austin. The closest park is Hilltop Christian Academy Football Stadium.
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550 Metro Rail Red Line
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122 Four Points Limited
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214 Northwest Flex
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Situated in Ridgeland, this motel is within a 10-minute walk of Ralph Tuten Park and Blue Heron Nature Center. Gopher Tortoise Square is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) away.
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This motel features a business center, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided.
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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A helpful resource for all aspects of designing board games: game design, prototyping, playtesting, publishing, and much much more!
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A lot of the games in the hobby market have strong themes that appeal to crowds accepting of those themes. I'm talking about dragons, space ships, pirates, samurai, etc. However there are millions of people out there that prefer non "geeky" themes, but still appreciate a bit of humour. The financial success of games like Exploding Kittens, Cards Against Humanity, and Fluxx are some of the more common examples.
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Another tough challenge to close out summer. Thank you to all our participants, I can't wait to hear some of the thinking behind the design choices this month. Let's head over to the critiques forum for complete voting results and discussion.
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Very proper indeed. An especially difficult challenge this month. Huge thanks to all the designers that put their creative abilities to the task. As always, one day will be devoted to each entry, but please feel free to keep the discussion going on other days. Now head over to the critiques forum to view the full results and discuss the games!
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Grave Robbers & Body Snatchers by MarkJindra!
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Compliance with Home-based Fortification Strategies for Delivery of Iron and Zinc: Its Effect on Haematological and Growth Markers among 6-24 months Old Children in North India
ABSTRACT Compliance is a key component in successful implementation of the delivery of micronutrients among children. The present study evaluates the compliance with two home-based food fortification strategies (fortified complementary food or sprinkle) for providing iron and zinc among children aged 6-24 months. A total of 292 children were randomly allocated to receive either rice-based fortified complementary food and nutrition education (Cf = 101), sprinkle and nutrition education (Mp = 97), or nutrition education alone as control (Ed = 94). All the enrolled children were breastfed at the beginning of the study and were advised to continue breastfeeding. Biweekly information on compliance and anthropometry was collected. Complete haemogram estimation was conducted at baseline and end of the study. Compliance with the fortified complementary food was higher compared to sprinkle (Cf = 81%, Mp = 64% child-days). Consumption of the fortified complementary food for 6 months resulted in a significant increase in mean haemoglobin in the intervention group compared to control group (Cf 1.29 +/- 1.6 g/dL; Ed 0.23 +/- 1.3 g/dL; p < 0.001). Our results showed that fortified complementary food had higher compliance than sprinkle and is a suitable delivery mechanism for iron and zinc in preschool children.
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ABSTRACT: Rice flour was proposed as a vehicle for iron and zinc fortification in Sri Lanka. Although widely consumed, rice flour has not been evaluated as a fortified food, and the absorption of minerals including iron and zinc from this flour is unknown. Determination of the bioavailability of these nutrients is a critical step before commencing a fortification program. We randomly divided 53 Sri Lankan schoolchildren ages 6-10 y into 4 groups that consumed a local dish prepared with 25 g of fortified rice flour labeled with one of the following: 1) (58)FeSO(4) 2) (58)FeSO(4) + Na(2)EDTA 3) (58)FeSO(4) + (67)ZnO or, 4) (58)FeSO(4) + Na(2)EDTA + (67)ZnO. The levels of iron and zinc were 60 mg/kg; the rice flour also contained folate at 2 mg/kg in each group. Na(2)EDTA was added at a Fe:Na(2)EDTA, 1:1 molar ratio. A total of 48 children completed the trial. Absorption of (58)Fe from a meal was significantly greater (P < 0.01) in the groups administered FeSO(4) + Na(2)EDTA (4.7 +/- 3.6%) than in those administered FeSO(4) without Na(2)EDTA (2.2 +/- 1.3%). Fractional absorption of zinc was 13.5 +/- 6.0% in the FeSO(4) + Na(2)EDTA group and 8.8 +/- 2.0% in the FeSO(4) group (P = 0.037). Although zinc absorption was low, our results demonstrated a benefit in using Na(2)EDTA to improve both iron and zinc absorption. We conclude that the fortification of rice flour is feasible, although additional strategies such as dephytinization or an increase in the level of iron and zinc fortification should be considered to obtain a higher proportion of the daily requirement of total absorbed iron and zinc.Journal of Nutrition 11/2004; 134(11):3031-6. · 3.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Anemia is the most prevalent nutrition problem in young children. One possible strategy to prevent anemia is affordable fortification of drinking water. The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of iron-fortified drinking water of daycare facilities on the hemoglobin and anthropometric status of pre-school children. Hemoglobin (Hb) status, weight and height measurements were assessed in 160 pre-school children aged 6 to 59 m before and after 8 m consumption of iron- (12 mg/L) and vitamin C- (90 mg/L) fortified drinking water. Initially, 43.2% (69) of the children evaluated as being anemic decreased to 21% (37) at the end of study. At baseline, 42 (26.3%) children suffered from moderate anemia and 27 (16.9%) suffered severe anemia, but after iron fortification, total number of children suffering from moderate and severe anemia had decreased to 32 (20.7%) and 5 (3%), respectively. Weight-for-age (WAZ), height-for-age (HAZ) and weight-for-height (WHZ) Z-scores increased significantly from -0.84 +/- 1.03 to 0.06 +/- 1.10, -0.84 +/- 1.11 to 0.54 +/- 1.10 and -0.39 +/- 0.94 to -0.18 +/- 1.14, respectively (p < 0.05). Daycare personnel reported increased appetite and food consumption and decreased absenteeism during intervention. Daily consumption of iron-fortified drinking water in daycare facilities is an effective, simple and inexpensive means of reducing and controlling for moderate and severe anemia in pre-school children.Journal of the American College of Nutrition 04/2005; 24(2):107-14. DOI:10.1080/07315724.2005.10719451 · 1.45 Impact Factor
Article: Tielsch JM, Khatry SK, Stoltzfus RJ, Katz J, LeClerq SC, Adhikari R et al.. Effect of routine prophylactic supplementation with iron and folic acid on preschool child mortality in southern Nepal: community-based, cluster-randomised, placebo-controlled trial. Lancet 367, 144-152[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Iron deficiency is widespread in the developing world and is especially common in young children who live on the Indian subcontinent. Supplementation with iron and folic acid alleviates severe anaemia and enhances neurodevelopment in deficient populations, but little is known about the risks of mortality and morbidity associated with supplementation. We did a community-based, cluster-randomised, double-masked, placebo-controlled, 2x2 factorial trial in children aged 1-36 months and residing in southern Nepal. We randomly assigned children daily oral supplementation to age 36 months with: iron (12.5 mg) and folic acid (50 microg; n=8337), zinc alone (10 mg), iron, folic acid, and zinc (n=9230), or placebo (n=8683); children aged 1-11 months received half the dose. Our primary outcome measure was all-cause mortality, and our secondary outcome measures included cause-specific mortality and incidence and severity of diarrhoea, dysentery, and acute respiratory illness. Analyses were by intention to treat. This study is registered at , number NCT00109551. The iron and folic acid-containing groups of the study were stopped early in November, 2003, on the recommendation of the data and safety monitoring board; mortality in these groups did not differ from placebo and there was low power to detect positive or negative effects by the time enrollment was completed. We continued to enroll children to the placebo and zinc alone groups. 25,490 children participated and analyses are based on 29,097.3 person-years of follow-up. There was no difference in mortality between the groups who took iron and folic acid without or with zinc when compared with placebo (HR 1.03, 95% CI 0.78-1.37, and 1.00, 0.74-1.34, respectively). There were no significant differences in the attack rates for diarrhoea, dysentery, or respiratory infections between groups, although all the relative risks except one indicated modest, non-significant protective effects. Daily supplementation of young children in southern Nepal with iron and folic acid with or without zinc has no effect on their risk of death, but might protect against diarrhoea, dysentery, and acute respiratory illness.The Lancet 02/2006; 367(9505):144-52. DOI:10.1016/S0140-6736(06)67963-4 · 45.22 Impact Factor


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Nothing, save that there is a kindred spirit which is always likely to lead us into trouble.
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Bought RGR for $49.29. This is a play to honor the grand Turkey Gods, going into the season of giving…rifles before a new wave of anti-gun policies get thrust into the regulatory process.
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Stella KotovaStella Kotova was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan (one of the former Soviet Republics). She emigrated to the United States in 1979 and settled in Chicago, IL where she attended DePaul University to pursue a degree in Piano Performance. Concurrent with her studies, she began performing throughout the Chicago area, playing piano and singing in five languages.
In 1985, Stella moved to Tustin, CA where she she began teaching. She opened Orange County Music School School in 1999 and assembled an international faculty of highly credentialed music teachers to offer individual and group lessons for a variety of instruments.
From classical to jazz to pop, Stella's repertoire embraces music in all its forms, and allows her to share her love of music with a wide range of young and adult students. Stella belongs to the Music Teachers' Association of Southern California (MTAC - Orange Coast Cities Branch) through which her students may participate in Theory, Musicianship and Performance testing at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
In addition to teaching, Stella continues to perform as a solo pianist and accompanist, providing music for all occasions and venues. She has recorded numerous CDs, both solo and in collaboration with Southern California musicians. She has also composed and arranged original children's music including a collection of pieces that accompany a fairy tale book series produced for the Vietnamese community.
Stella believes that music is a universal language that stirs the soul, unites cultures even bridges generation gaps. It is a gift that we can all share - an invitation to a better world of peace and harmony.
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Allison ZemaAllison is currently completing her Bachelor of Arts in Vocal Performance at University of California, Irvine and will be graduating in June of 2013. She has performed both as a member of many world-renowned choirs at the university as well as a soloist in venues such as the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.. Allison is classically trained in opera and also specializes in vocal jazz, musical theater and pop. Her multi-dimensional background of ballet, drama and piano also influence her unique and fun teaching style. She has been teaching voice since 2010 and is incredibly passionate about her student's development in both technique and performance.
Kudrat Kamiljanov
Kudrat Kamiljanov is a pianist, film composer and a music producer. He has composed music for Splinters (a short film premiering at Cannes Film Festival). Kamiljanov spent the early part of his career in Uzbekistan before coming to the United States. He studied at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and San Francisco State University. Kamiljanov is a founder of Kudrat Music and head of the film music division at FD Productions.
Kudrat Kamiljanov is the recipient of the following recognitions: Winner of the William Corbett Jones Award for Piano Performance, Winner of the Ross McKee Award for Piano Performance, Winner of Mu Psi Epsilon Competition for Piano Performance, Winner of SFSU Concerto Competition "Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor" 2010.
Denean Dyson
Holding a BA in music from CSU Fullerton School of Music, Denean Dyson is a free spirited Mezzo-Soprano with a true love for music. Classically trained yet accomplished in many genres including Jazz, Soul and R&B, Denean continues to showcase her artistry as a soloist throughout the US and abroad in various public performances and recitals, for USO Tours, and for corporate and private events. Her vocal capabilities have bestowed her the privilege of performing with many well-known artists including singer/actress Reba McEntire, famed Mezzo-Soprano Susan Graham, and jazz legend Barbara Morrison and have more recently earned her a featured solo in the premiere performance and Delos Music recording of Jake Heggie's Choral Opera "The Radio Hour." Since her graduation from CSUF in 2010, Denean has also been performing locally with several choral ensembles, including the Long Beach Camerata Singers, The Pacific Chorale, The John Alexander Singers, a chamber ensemble comprised of singers who are the professional core of The Pacific Chorale, and for gifted conductors like Gustavo Dudamel, John Williams, Ludwig Wicki, Keith Lockhart, and Carl St. Clair.
Denean is driven by the emotion and inspiration music can bring, and sharing that harmony with the world is her joy. She is excited to share her experience and methods with her students, helping each student find a passion for music and obtain the technique and performance confidence they need so they too can share their art with the world.
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Brittany Su was born and raised in Southern California. At an early age, she was attracted to the sound of the violin and began taking lessons. As she progressed, so did her passion and hunger for music. It was her teacher and mentor Anne Thatcher that truly changed and guided her musical trajectory. In her youth, Ms. Su has participated in many orchestras and traveled around the world performing in places such as Austria, Leipzig, Vienna, and many other places. She had also served as the associate concertmistress for the Orange County Youth Symphony Orchestra where she won their solo competition and made her first debut with orchestra in 2006. She went on to further her musical education at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University, receiving a Bachelors of Music in violin performance. During her time at the Peabody Institute, she had the privilege of studying under Shirley Givens (studied with Ivan Galamian and is also a faculty at The Juilliard School) and Keng-Yuen Tseng (studied with Erick Friedman, silver medalist of the Queen Elisabeth International Violin Competition, faculty and Chair in Strings at Peabody). Along with many other mentors in the violin world such as Bing Wang (concertmistress of the LA Philharmonic), Ms. Su's heart and vision for music has been sculpted to want to share it and use it as a universal language that speaks to our souls. She continues to perform both solo and collaboratively with other musicians. As a teacher, she desires to guide others well into becoming a true musician and show them how to take music beyond the notes.
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Christian Lopez is a trombonist, pianist, and composer/arranger based out of Orange County, CA. Christian received his masters degree in Bass Trombone Performance from Northwestern University, and specializes in classical, jazz, Latin, worship, and alternative trombone playing. Christian has performed all over the U.S., China, and Europe and was recently named a finalist in the 2014 Donald Yaxley International Trombone Association Bass Trombone Competition. His bass trombone playing can be heard on soundtracks scored by L.A. film composer Brian Ralston, on Indie rock sensation Calexico's CD Algiers, and also on his recordings of his band run with his brother, affectionately known as the LoBros.
As a pianist, Christian has a special affinity for Latin and jazz styles of piano playing. He has studied jazz piano with Professor Emeritus and former Director of Jazz studies at the University of Arizona (Composer/Arranger for Linda Ronstadt, Fight Club, Fairly Odd Parents). On piano, Christian has performed with jazz combos, big bands, praise bands, world-music groups, and salsa bands.
As a teacher, Christian has helped students reach their potential through sound teaching, encouragement, and a strong belief in each individual student's ability for improvement. Christian has taught masterclasses and privately, with his students achieving success in earning All-State Band and Orchestra honors.
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Fatima immensely enjoys sharing her passion for the vocal arts with students of all ages and abilities! Her background in classical vocal performance provides her with insight in teaching diverse genres of music. She believes that strong technical foundations are critical for a musician's growth as a performer and artist.
Fatima is an active musician in the Orange County area with a passion especially for choral music and opera. She has also performed in recitals and opera productions at the University of California, Irvine, where she received her BA in Music in 2012, and at Cal State Fullerton, where she is currently pursuing a master's degree in vocal performance.
Regina Golovina
Born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan of Jewish descent, Regina Golovina began her music studies in the Special Music School named after V. Uspensky. She is a dedicated adherent of the old Russian Music School. At the age of seven she started playing cello and piano. In 1999, Regina entered the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan and got Bachelor's degree with award. During her studies period Regina participated in numerous competitions, concerts and festivals. Her solo appearances include: performances with National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan, with Chamber orchestras: "Turkistan" and "Singing Strings", and an Ensemble of the modern music "Omnibus". She also was involved in the teaching program in Tashkent and always had many students. In 2007, Regina was accepted at Temple University Boyer College of Music and Dance with a full scholarship. During her studies at Temple University she played with TUSO in Kimmel Center and Carnegie Hall. Regina and her friends gave a first performance to a trio by a wonderful composer Andre Singer in The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. She was a concerto competition winner. During her studies Regina took part in masterclasses with such great and famous cellists as Janos Starker and Lynn Harrell. She likes playing with orchestras, in chamber ensembles, as well as enjoys teaching children and always happy when they show good results and make a noticeable progress. In her teaching practice Regina encourages students to have fun, but be serious about making the most of their practice time.
Jeff O'Neal
Jeff O'Neal is a music educator specializing in wind instruments from Dallas, Texas. He received his bachelors in music from the University of Texas at Arlington and later went on to receive his Orff Schulwerk Certification from Southern Methodist University. Jeff has spent the last decade in the Dallas area teaching everything from beginning instrumentalists, full wind band, chamber ensembles, Orff instrumental ensembles and even primary music to elementary students. He has also performed with many ensembles and bands during his time there ranging from brass bands, wind ensembles and even rock n' roll bands. Recently Jeff and his family made the move out to the west coast to begin a new chapter closer to the beach. Jeff wishes to enrich student's lives with music and not only teach an understanding of the art, but how to be successful throughout life with the skills they acquire. During his free time Jeff enjoys surfing, composing, art and the occasional trip to Disneyland.
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Did you know?The "average" piano has 88 keys, of these, 36 are black keys commonly known as "sharps". There are also some pianos made with 85 keys and one with more than 88!
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You've always thought of yourself as a healthy person. So what's with the stiff back every morning? Or the knees that sound like crackling glass when you walk up the stairs? Maybe it's your shoulders that ache after a session at the computer, or the twinge in your hip when you reach for something on a high shelf. These minor aches aren't just annoying–they also get in the way of your life, making you less productive at work and less energetic when you want to play. Here's help.
Why does it hurt?
Pain from a serious injury demands immediate care. Less intense pain, the kind we're talking about here, often signals a bad habit or other problem that–though not necessarily urgent–needs attention.
1. Spotty sleep
You know you can get a neck cramp if you sleep in the wrong position. But simply not sleeping enough, or soundly enough, can make things hurt too. "If you don't rest well, your muscles don't get downtime", explains Douglas Paauw, M.D., professor of medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle. "That has a huge impact on pain."
2. Past injury
You may be getting a "hello again" from the knee you landed on years ago or the elbow you twisted. "When you're injured, sometimes the body doesn't heal perfectly," says Scott Fishman, M.D., a pain specialist at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine and a member of the board of directors of the American Pain Foundation. Scar tissue may have reduced your ease of movement, contributing to the degeneration of joints and muscles. Or you may have put stress on another body part to accommodate the injury–when you favor a weak hip and end up straining the opposite one, for example. You're especially likely to hear from those old injuries first thing in the morning because of diminished blood flow to these areas when you sleep.
3. Getting older
Tendons and ligaments lose flexibility with age, and joints and spinal disks become less well lubricated, so you may feel stiffer. "Around age 35 or 40, things start aching and hurting that didn't earlier", says Robert Gotlin, M.D., director of orthopedic and sports rehabilitation at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City. Though stiffness can make exercise more challenging, you'll feel worse if you're not physically active.
4. Arthritis
Osteoarthritis (the breakdown of cartilage in the joints, leading to inflammation) is the type we associate with aging. It's also the most common form of arthritis, causing pain and joint enlargement in the knees, hips, big toe, tips of the fingers, base of the thumb, or spine. But arthritis pain isn't inevitable with age: Though more than half of people over 60 show signs of the disorder on an X ray, fewer than one third notice symptoms. Younger people can get arthritis, too, especially if a joint has been injured repeatedly.
5. Posture
Lifting your chin as you read the computer screen, hunching over the kitchen counter, cradling the phone between your ear and shoulder–when your body is out of alignment, your muscles and joints will protest.
6. Overdoing it
Pushing yourself hard in a way your body isn't used to–starting a new exercise program, painting the living room, planting shrubs-can strain or even tear muscles. Likewise, repeating the same familiar motion without a break–inputting data using a keyboard or scrubbing bathroom walls–can irritate tendons and inflame nerves too. Interestingly, if you must repeat movements under severe time pressure, you may suffer more, says Mary Jurisson, M.D., a physiatrist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. The nervous system goes into what's called "overflow," when more nerves than necessary fire, which can cause fatigue and lead to muscle aches. That's why people such as data entry workers–who must meet specified productivity demands–are more vulnerable to repetitive stress injuries than techies who may spend far more hours at the computer but under no particular time pressure.
7. Weight gain
Excess pounds put stress on joints and add to arthritis risk: "For every pound of body weight, your hips and knees feel five to ten pounds of pressure," says Stanford Shoor, M.D., chief of rheumatology for Kaiser Permanente. Equally important, excess weight often goes hand in hand with a sedentary lifestyle. And without exercise, tissues that are already stiff become weaker, shorter, less flexible, and more vulnerable to injury.
How to help yourself
For minor aches, the following measures are often enough to ease the pain:
1. Get moving
"The more you rest, the harder it is to stop resting," explains Dr. Fishman. "Usually you're better off continuing to move, though it doesn't have to be strenuous, and certainly exercise shouldn't cause more pain." Start before you get out of bed in the morning with a few easy stretches specifically for your stiff areas–warm up back muscles, for instance, by bringing your knees to your chest and gently bouncing them (do one at a time if that's more comfortable), or loosen up a stiff ankle by flexing your foot and moving it around in a circle.
More vigorous exercise is important too. "Strong muscles take some of the pressure off the joints," says Dr. Shoor. "Many studies have shown that strengthening the muscles in the front of the thigh will reduce arthritis pain in the knees." Riding a stationary bike helps work those thighs, and walking is one of the easiest and best overall conditioners. Check with your doctor before embarking on an exercise program, and take it slow: Begin with five or ten minutes a day, then gradually work up to half an hour, five to seven days a week.
If the pain is bad and it's hard to work out on your own, consider a physical therapist. In just a few sessions (or maybe only one), an expert can show you how to exercise safely and can tailor a workout to your needs. Physical therapists may also suggest devices, such as a wrist splint or a knee brace, to correct movement or posture problems. Check before you schedule an appointment: Some states–and insurance companies–require a physician's referral.
2. Go ergonomic
Make sure that your workstation-whether at home or in the office-is set up correctly. You need a chair that keeps your head and spine aligned as well as a keyboard that's low enough so that your wrists don't have to bend forward or back. If you're on the phone a lot, invest in a headset. While you're sitting, fidget. "Have a five-year-old child as your role model," advises Dr. Jurisson. And get up for a real break at least once every hour. "There isn't any posture that's good for your joints if you sit in it for hours and hours," she says.
3. Sleep well
For sounder rest, cut back on caffeine and alcohol, avoid beverages after dinner (so you don't keep waking up to go to the bathroom), and give yourself time to wind down in the evening–no late-night bill paying, Web surfing, or TV news watching. Research suggests that the kindest mattress for your back is not super-hard, as we used to think, but medium-firm. If you have neck pain, try a contoured pillow–experiment with different types and sizes.
4. Change the temperratuer
For an acute injury, such as a sprained ankle, apply ice. The cold will reduce inflammation as well as the pain from swelling. But, says Dr. Gotlin, for sore or tense muscles, or other ongoing aches, it's your choice–ice or heat. "Go with whichever feels better," he advises. To protect your skin, put a layer of fabric (lightweight wool is best) between you and the ice pack or heating pad, applying either three or four times a day, for no longer than ten minutes, with 15-minute breaks between applications. Don't apply heat or cold if you have circulation problems, nerve damage, skin sensitivity, or an infection.
Drug relief: tips to keep you safe
You can't miss the headlines: In recent months, one painkiller after another has come under a cloud. First Vioxx was taken off the market when studies showed that it increased the chances of heart attack. Two other drugs (Bextra and Celebrex) that belong to the same group of cox-2 inhibitors, as well as the over-the-counter Aleve (naproxen sodium), were also linked to heart problems. In addition, Bextra was implicated in a rare but serious skin reaction. As of late December, Celebrex, Bextra, and Aleve hadn't been withdrawn, but researchers were planning to take a closer look.
Does that you mean you have to grin and bear your aches? No. Remember that cardiovascular risks tended to be found when patients were taking these drugs for long periods, especially at high doses.
Still, to be safe, experts advise that you:
- TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR before taking any painkiller, even over-the-counter brands. Depending on family history and your own current health problems, one type might be less risky for you than another.
- DON'T EXCEED THE RECOMMENDED DOSAGE unless a physician advises it. If the suggested amount doesn't relieve your pain, you might do better with another medicine.
- PAY ATTENTION TO SIDE EFFECTS. Tell your doctor about any new symptoms; they could be linked to your medication.
- DON'T FORGET NONDRUG APPROACHES. Losing weight, working out, and using devices like splints can relieve pain. Even if you do need medication, don't abandon these strategies.
See your doctor if you have …
- Sharp or stabbing pain
- Pain that radiates along the arm, leg, or elsewhere in the body
- Pain that's accompanied by other symptoms, such as a fever, weight loss, weakness, or a change in skin color
- Pain that gets worse, keeps you awake at night, lasts longer than a week or two, or that simply makes you uneasy.
Any of these could be a sign of a more serious problem that needs medical attention.


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Divine Mother, between the worlds, sending strength, healing and love out to all her daughters everywhere who are still yoked with injustice, inequality and violence.
January 9th, 2013
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Surrey, BC - Canada
Revisiting this fabulous piece of art. vf fav tw
Las Cruces, NM - United States
Your outstanding artwork has been chosen as a FEATURE in one of the most highly viewed Art Groups on Fine Art America. MOTIVATION MEDITATION INSPIRATION! From the hundreds of pieces of artwork received daily to review and choose from, your work has been chosen because of it's Excellence! Congratulations!
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thanks so much Barb - I so appreciate your support
Minneapolis, MN - United States
excellent work
New York, NY - United States
Revisiting the gorgeous piece to share more Maya.
Whitesboro, TX - United States
Very creative, detailed and colorful. The veil effect is a great touch. l/p
Ruskin, FL - United States
Another beautiful piece and LOVE the veil!!!
Kelowna, BC - Canada
Beautiful ,love all your art Maya L/twt
New York, NY - United States
Another beauty, Maya! Very fine work on the veil. g+
Rogersville, MO - United States
revisiting this fabulous work to pin!
Everett, WA - United States
Wonderful piece Maya!
Fort Worth, TX - United States
very pretty! twt
Lakeland, FL - United States
Amazing! Love the veil! sharing
Greenville, TX - United States
Excellent work!
Graham, TX - United States
Another moving work of art, Maya. Think this one may be my favorite...difficult to say...so many I like. l/p
Savannah, GA - United States
A very Moving Work Maya....Lovely...vp
Surrey, BC - Canada
Fantastic work and technique. This is just total perfection, Maya. And what a stunning face again. Absolutely beautiful. vf fav pin tweet g+ FB
Everett, WA - United States
Amazing work Maya!
Brampton, ON - Canada
Classic Painting.... Very beautiful !! L/F G+
Madison, WI - United States
There she is! Love these ladies! v t
Las Cruces, NM - United States
Amazing! shared
Prairieville, LA - United States
The veil adds a great textural component, Maya. v/t/p
Rogersville, MO - United States
fabulous work especially with the veil! vg+
Houston, TX - United States
I think this one is my favorite of all I have seen of yours. Love the color combo and of course the veil is extrodinary. l/g+
Kelseyville, CA - United States
How mystical this work is ..What a beauty..sharing
Kersey, CO - United States
Visiting this amazing work of art! So incredible how you painted the veil! Stunning work! sharing
New York, NY - United States
Such great work on the sheerness of the veil and composition of this piece Maya. Beautiful. tw
Goshen, IN - United States
I love the feeling that she is gazing from behind a veil that separates her world and ours...reaching out to those women who need her. Beautiful work! Sharing!
Saint Louis, MO - United States
Wonderful work!
Edwards, MS - United States
Maya, I am tongue tied! :) Beautiful work! F/V
Padua, PD - Italy
Wow, Maya, you are really an amazing artist! This one is my new fav, incredibly beautiful masterpiece! v,f
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Nice work!
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Wonderful composition and color and feeling!
Burnaby, BC - Canada
Every time I open one of your links I find myself thinking - OH this is my new favourite. This one rally might be. Wonderful colours, composition, and depth. v/f
New York, NY - United States
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Surrey, BC - Canada
Maya, another outstanding piece of art!! Such treasures! v/f
Singapore, Si - Singapore
gorgeous painting! v/f
Sun Lakes, AZ - United States
Maya, Another gorgeous painting with lovely colors, details and amazing use of light..very powerful work. Well done! v/f
Goshen, IN - United States
Lovely Maya...8
Catskill, NY - United States
Maya - once again I am in awe .
Parker, CO - United States
I like how you were able to make that veil appear so lifelike. I wanted to reach out and touch it. Very nice work, Maya. v6
Hampstead, NC - United States
I love the expression on her face & I feel all the love that went into this painting Maya ~ beautiful!
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Kersey, CO - United States
Powerful work! v3
Binghamton, NY - United States
Gorgeous portrait with beautiful colors, detail, and lovely flowing composition!!
Bucharest, Ro - Romania
Gorgeous..... Congrats on your sale !!!!!!!
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Many congrats on your well deserved sale.
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Citrix releases OVF tool technical preview, partners with rPath
In August Citrix promised the beta release of a new toolkit to author virtual machines compliant to the new Open Virtual Machine Format (OVF) standard.
Today is the day: Citrix just released the first technical preview of project Kensho under the LGPL license.
The package at the moment includes:
- an import/export tool (for Windows XP and 2003 only) which can convert in OVF any virtual machine in VHD format, taking it from a folder (the Library) or directly from a Citrix XenServer or Microsoft Hyper-V host.
- an agent to be installed on XenServer hosts which allows the direct import/export of OVF VMs (this is not needed to interact with Hyper-V as the tool uses the WinRM interface provided by Windows Server 2008)
VMware Infrastructure direct support is not available but, exactly because this is an interoperability, customers can create an OVF virtual machine with the new VMware Studio and import into XenServer with this wizard. Or vice versa.
The tool also does another couple of interesting things:
- it allows the extraction of metadata only from the OVF package, useful if you want to backup the VM configuration
- it allows to map the virtual resources defined in the OVF metadata to the physical resources actually available on the virtualization host, useful to avoid any additional modifications of the OVF VM after the import in XenServer or Hyper-V.
Citrix published a useful video describing all these capabilities.
As part of its OVF effort Citrix also announces a partnership with rPath, the succesful firm that offers an online tool (rBuilder) to build and deliver new virtual appliances by assembling Linux packages like Lego bricks.
The two are working together to allow rBuilder to inject OVF virtual appliances directly into Xen-based cloud computing environments, like Amazon EC2.
If rPath can see itself beyond the current role of self-service portal to build virtual machines, it could morph in a real VM lifecycle management company focused on hosted virtual infrastructures (no matter if the purpose is cloud computing or not).
Citrix is offering them a unique opportunity to reach that goal.
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Thank you Erie for choosing Long's as Erie's #1 Choice in Dance Studios....14 Years in a row and counting!
Long's School of Dance offers quality dance classes in Erie, PA. We are Erie's premier dance studio that offers students the opportunity to learn under talented dance instructors at modest rates. You can find dance lessons for any age and any style. We offer classes in Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Modern/ Contemporary, Hip Hop, Acrobatics/ Contortion, and Irish Dance.
Years of TeachingOur instructors are extremely knowledgeable, and have more than 100 years of combined experience to draw from. Since we were established in 1946, our students have gone on to roles in television, Broadway, and teaching throughout the country.
A Name That Is Recognized Long's School of Dance has won many competitions to become the most prominent performing arts school in the tri-state area. It is the home of the traveling Performing Arts Team, which won the gold at the 2000 Hawaiian International Dance Competition.
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The Ceramic Plate
In many of the shops in Seville you will see beautiful ceramic plates in all sizes and patterns and rimmed in gold. You can't help but want to take one home with you. Some of the best ceramics can be found in the Triana area at Ceramica Santa Ana. Another small store is Ceramica Santa Isabel.
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Most shops are open from around 9.30 in the morning to around 2.00 in the afternoon, then its Siesta time. They open again around 4.30/5.00pm and stay open until around 8.00pm. The larger stores such as El Corte Ingles or some supermarkets will stay open throughout the day.
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Plaza de Armas Shopping Mall
In 1990 the old Cordoba train station was turned into the Plaza de Armas shopping mall as well as an entertainment centre with cinemas. Open from 10.00am to 9.00pm there is a range of shops from sporting goods, clothing and jewellery to café's and restaurants. On the lower floor is a supermarket.
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AGUA DE SEVILLE: is a parfume which is produced for sevilla . I bought it for 32 euros last week from a local parfumeria .
DO NOT BUY FROM EL CORTE DE INGLES: everything is much more expensive in el Corte de Ingles...it was 44 euros over there!!!!...try to buy all the products from local stores:)
What to pay: instead of paying 44 euros you pay 32 euros by buying from a local parfumeria...
Trajes Flamenca Raquel: Shopping for a flamenco outfit
Since I was in town during the April Fair, I wanted to go all-out and wear a flamenco outfit for the week like most of the local women. I shopped around different stores but since I don't have the same body shape as most Spanish women, many dresses either didn't fit well or were too expensive. But then at Trajes Flamenca Raquel, I tried on a dress on a whim, not really expecting anything to come of it, and it fit so well that all the staff started gushing over it! This was the first dress that wasn't too short, tight, or way out of my budget. So I bought it, along with a fringed shawl, earings, peineta (big comb) and flower for my hair.
What to buy: Flamenco dresses, shawls, hair ornaments, jewelry, etc.
What to pay: The dress I bought was around 480 Euros. The shawl was 40, and the other things ranged in price from 15-30 Euros each.
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Micaela Villa: Flamenco dresses
There are many boutiques in Seville where you can buy a flamenco dress, especially in the Barrio Santa Cruz. Micaela Villa is one of them, and I noticed it's cheaper than many other flamenco dress shops. I had already bought a dress for 480 Euros, but here, I bought a second outfit for much cheaper - skirt for 80 Euros and blouse for 40 Euros. And when I bought my outfit, they also gave me a free flower (hair ornament)!
What to buy: Flamenco dresses/outfits, accessories (shawls, combs, flowers, jewelry), etc.
What to pay: Most of the dresses were around 200-300 Euros. Skirts were around 80 Euros. Blouses around 40 Euros.
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Vodafone, Movistar, Orange: Buying a cell phone
If you're a student, working in Seville, and/or staying for longer than 2 weeks, it's worth it to get a cell phone (in Spain, they call it a "movil" - mobile phone). I stayed for 2.5 months and got a cell phone in my second week, and it's the best thing I did for my social life. It was much easier to meet up with friends, make plans, etc (no need to wait for emails or hike out to a phone booth). There are 3 major phone companies - Vodafone, Movistar, and Orange - and they have stores all over town. You can also buy a mobile at Fnac - electronics store (it has pretty much the same options as the phone stores).
What to buy: I got my movil from Vodafone and it was a "package deal" - phone and simcard together.
What to pay: I paid around 70 Euros in total for mine, but some options are as cheap as 30 Euros.
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Fnac: Spain's version of Futureshop
Fnac is a big store that sells mostly electronics, but also music, dvds, and books. It's 3 or 4 floors high, very modern, and usually quite busy.
What to buy: I bought some cds there, also a new digital camera after mine got stolen. Aside from that, there are also cell phones, computers, camcorders, etc.
What to pay: I paid 99 Euros for the camera and between 16-20 Euros each for the cds.
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Calle Sierpes
Along Calle Sierpes and the other streets nearby, there are a lot of clothing stores. I did some shopping and browsing at Zara, Mango, H&M, etc, and lots of shoe stores too. Most of the shops have clothes for young adults (especially girls/women).
What to buy: Clothes for girls/women, shoes, accessories, etc.
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Shoe stores
There are shoe stores on pretty much every street in Seville. So if you want to buy new shoes, shop around and compare prices. But be aware that not all stores have every size and the cheap shoes will likely fall apart after a few weeks.
What to buy: I bought a cheap pair of leather flats in one of the Asian-run clothing stores, a pair of cute wedge shoes at Pasarella, and dressy beaded heels at a clothing store on Calle Sierpes (can't remember which one).
What to pay: From 5 Euros to over 100.
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http://www.nervionplaza.com/: Shopping Center
If you happen to be in Sevilla, shopping probably would be the last thing on your mind as there are so many things to enjoy in this fantastic city. However my case was a little different. On one of my trips I had some extra time before my flight, it was extremely hot and the best place to get to was a shopping center. Nervion Plaza was the one I was recommended as it is just meters away from the Santa justa railway station. It is a nice modern shopping center with a huge variety of shops, a food court, amusement area for children and a lot of movie theaters to hide from the heat.
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Cearco: Triana Ceramics
In firma Cearco you may find handcrafts made in Triana. My cramics plate is very ornamental decorated with 24 carat gold. The use of this typical suvenier is only on the wall. But there you may find common household products, too.
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Nervión Plaza: Shops, restaurants and cinemas
There are lots of shops in town but if you want to buy, eat and go to the cinema in once you can go to one of the deparment stores, as Nervión Plaza is. There are lots of international shops, some typical Sevillian restaurants and some international ones (Mexican, American and Belgian) and 12 theaters.
It's located in the business and residential area of Nervión where there are lots of modern hotels. It's fifteen minutes from the centre by car/taxi, 20 minutes by bus and 30 minutes walking.
Hay muchas tiendas en la ciudad, pero si quieres comprar, comer e ir al cine en un sólo sitio puedes ir a uno de los centros comerciales, como es Nervión Plaza. Hay muchas tiendas internacionales, algunos restaurantes típicos sevillanos y otros tantos internaiconales (mexicano, estadounidense y belga) y 12 salas de cine.
Se encuentra en el barrio residencial y de negocios Nervión, donde hay muchos hoteles modernos. Está a 15 minutos del centro en coche o taxi, a 20 en autobús y a 30 andando.
You can find everything touristy about Sevilla in the many Tourist Shops around. There were many around the Golden Tower and this one was in a Plaza near the Santa Cruz District. I couldn't resist the very appealing display they had outside the shop.
What to buy: Seville T-shirts, ceramics, souvenirs, Spanish fans
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Barrio Triana: Barrio Triana for ceramics
Cross the river into Barrio Traina and go down c/San Jorge and the surrounding streets. Here you will find several shops selling fine ceramics. The shops are worth a visit just to see.
Perhaps not the most convenient purchase is you are flying from seville!
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Andy Griffith, one of America's most beloved actors, passed away recently. We remember him so well as the sheriff of Mayberry on the Andy Griffith Show or as Private Will Stockdale in No Time For Sergeants. We may also remember him as Matlock, from the TV series of the same name. A select few might also remember him from his short lived Science Fiction series Salvage One. Always he was the mild mannered father- like figure who seemed to get the job done with down- home wisdom and honest effort. So what would you say if I told you that after watching Andy in his first film A Face in the Crowd, I was unable to watch Sheriff Andy without thinking "What a sleezeball?" Read more »
In 1989 Italian film director Claudio Fragasso directed a movie that achieved an honor of dubious distinction; it was hailed as one of the worst movies ever made. The film was Troll 2. My personal feeling about the film is that from what I've seen, it just might win the title of the worst movie ever made. I can't say this with certainty because my sensibilities which can usually handle bad films with very little cringing, forced me to turn it off after only about ten minutes. I wouldn't recommend it; this is good because the library doesn't own the title. I do however strongly recommend the documentary about Troll 2's rising cult status the Best Worst Movie. Read more »
Libraries can be an interesting place to find things. It's sometimes said that librarians think differently than other people. That of course isn't really true; our goal is to make things as easy to find as possible for as many people as possible. The end result however can be confusing. Why? Because librarians think differently than other people. The use of numbers in movie titles is a good example. Let's look at the movie "2012," (Two Thousand Twelve)
You might have noticed that in the above example I spelled out the title in parentheses. There is a reason for this. Libraries, unlike your home computer, place titles with numbers on the shelf as if they were spelled out. Why do we do this? Read more »
Recently I was reminded of the movie Regarding Henry starring Harrison Ford. Most likely this resurrection in my thought train was inspired by a stream of bad lawyer jokes. Regarding Henry is not a joke; it is however about a bad lawyer. Henry Turner is the very picture of the lawyer you don't want on the other side of your trial. All he cares about is winning the case. He doesn't care about who he hurts or what he thinks of as a worthless sense of ethics as long as the outcome is what he desires. He is very good at his job. Though he doesn't realize it his consuming drive to win is costing him his wife and daughter, both are at the point where they would prefer not to have him around. Life however, is about to change drastically when he walks into the middle of a convenience store robbery and is shot in the head. He survives... physically at least. Read more »
Growing up in the sixties I remember The Monkees TV show with fondness. The Monkees was a show about four musicians, Davy Jones, Peter Tork, Mike Nesmith and Mickey Dolenz, struggling to make ends meet and make it big. In the show they never did. In real life they became one of the biggest groups to hit the teen scene since The Beatles. When we think of the The Monkees we tend to think of three things. First that the show was a family show that appealed to the young people of the time. Second, they were, at first, primarily a vocal group. They added their voices to music tracks recorded by others. Even though there were many vocal groups around at the time that did just that because the show was about a band, we felt somehow betrayed when we found this out. By the time their third album came out and they had taken control and played their own instruments the damage had been done, the public had largely turned on them and the show was headed for cancellation. Third, a fact that falls in line with the second, they were manufactured. Prior to the show these four people did not know each other and they were hired to play a band with the hope that they would become one.
This brings us to the movie HEAD. The Monkees wanted to break out of their image and become more relevant. They joined together in a hotel room with show creator Bob Ralfelson and a then unknown actor by the name of Jack Nicholson and came out with the movie HEAD. Although the boys were very involved with the script history repeated itself and their names were not listed on the credits. By the time the movie came out the show had been off the air for a number of months and they had lost their standing as musicians. The film failed completely. It has since become a bit of a cult film and is worth seeing. Read more »
I'm not sure how to describe Melancholia. It's a movie about the end of the world, yes, but it's not really. It's a film about two sisters and their dysfunctional family, yes, but it's not really that either. Read more »
"I don't have time. I don't have time to worry about how it happened. It is what it is. We're genetically engineered to stop aging at 25. The trouble is, we live only one more year, unless we can get more time. Time is now the currency. We earn it and spend it. The rich can live forever. And the rest of us? I just want to wake up with more time on my hands than hours in the day" -- Will Salas (Justin Timberlake) In Time
These are the opening lines to the film In Time where time literally is money. At age 25 you stop aging, but you only have one year left to live. You can work for more time, trade time, steal time and fight for time, no matter what you spend time. Read more »
High Noon is one of the classic westerns of all time. The story of a town marshal waiting for the arrival of a band of outlaws arriving on the noon train with just one plan, to kill the marshal. Played by Gary Cooper, the marshal finds little support from the citizens of the town. He has the option to leave but a duty to stay. In Outland we travel in time to the future. We are on a remote mining facility on one of Jupiter's moons. Once there, a newly arrived marshal finds evidence of a major drug problem that endangers the lives of all the workers. As the evidence mounts we soon find the marshal waiting for the arrival of a band of assassins arriving on the next earth shuttle with just one plan, to kill the marshal. Played by Sean Connery, the marshal finds little support from the citizens, administration and works of the facility. He had an option to leave, but a duty to stay. Read more »
I will admit it, creating a list of foreign films using the library's catalog can be a frustrating experience for many patrons; however, it can be done and it is simpler than you might think. Here are some tips to help you generate a list of foreign films in various languages. Read more »
It is not often that a movie impresses me with its sheer chutzpah in taking three previously made stories and combining them into a new film. This is what the film Real Steel has done and it works amazingly well. Take The Champ, about a boxer and his son, and the complete plot of Rocky, mix with the episode Steel from the Twilight Zone about a robot boxer, stir well and out pops Real Steel. Read more »
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CHARLOTTE - Penske Racing put two cars in the Chase last season and won five Sprint Cup races.
The team expects similar success in the coming year.
The addition of A.J. Allmendinger to team up with Brad Keselowski has team owner Roger Penske bullish on the prspects for the coming year.
"We've already seen Brad and A.J. work very well together at the Daytona test and the communication between the two was just excellent," Penske said at Thursday's Media Tour gathering. "We made great strides last season on our pgoram and we're feeling very confident about continuing that success in 2012."
Keselowski, who inked an extension with Penske, will remain in the Miller Lite No. 2 Dodge for the forseeable future thanks to the company also deciding to continue its sponsorship of the team. Keselowski sees it as a vote of confidence.
"It's great when a company like Miller supports what you do and stays connected with a company like ours," said Keselowski. "The Penske Racing team does such a tremendous job of putting the business element of this sport together that gives us the resources to go out and be competitive. That's a tremendous vote of confidence to know we have that kind of support and we can go out and do our jobs."
As for Allmendinger, he's already at home with Penske after coming over from Richard Petty Motorsports a little over a month ago. He and new crew chief Todd Gordon, who was elevated from Penske's Nationwide Series program to work with Allmendinger, have created a tight relationship in a short period of time."
"A.J. is a very gregarious person and his enthusiasm for what he does is contagious," said Gordon. "We went to Daytona for the test and really got a lot done and we just kind of clicked. It's going to be fun working with him along side Brad and (crew chief) Paul (Wolfe)."
Allmendinger was happy to get a chance to get behind the wheel of the car during the Daytona test and get accustomed to his new surroundings.
"It was good to get out there and knock some of the rust off from over the holidays, especially with my new team," said Allmendinger. "The No. 22 Shell-Pennzoil Dodge definitely had a lot of speed, especially in the two-car draft. I'm expecting a different rules package when we go back next month, but I think Brad and I will have great shots at winning another Daytona 500 for Penske Racing."
Keselowski agrees with his new teammate and in terms of what kind of style racing we'll see at Daytona, whether it's the two car tandem or pack drafting, he really doesn't care.
"Heck I'd go 300 mph if I had to just to win," Keselowski said.
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